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[ daily sacrifice ]: And Then There Were Four...
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I stopped living when I was 17. If I hadn't, I'd be dead by now. And Then There Were Four. It's hard to believe it happened already, but here's our new son Micah Joseph Coenen. It was pretty crazy how it happened. Let me explain. I called a friend to come and take Leah to spare her the ugly side of childbirth. She brought Leah home and my mom eventually took over for her. It was comforting to know Leah was squared away during this process. After two full saline bags via IV, Jamie was moving along. Th...
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[ daily sacrifice ]: Moving the blog...
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I stopped living when I was 17. If I hadn't, I'd be dead by now. I've moved my blog to greener pastures. Sorry for the inconvenience. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Westfield, Wisconsin, United States. View my complete profile. Threeve Is The Magic Number. The Salt of the Earth. Rocks are the skin of the earth". Life as it is. The Warriors - Rockstar. Emery - I'm Only A Man. Next - Michael Crichton. 03/23 - 03/30 (1). 01/20 - 01/27 (3). 12/09 - 12/16 (2). 11/18 - 11/25 (1). 11/04 - 11/11 (1). 01/23 ...
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[ daily sacrifice ]: Leah Shovelhands
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I stopped living when I was 17. If I hadn't, I'd be dead by now. While many are familiar with the popular Tim Burton film Edward Scissorhands, few are aware of the straight-to-dvd sequel, Leah Shovelhands. The story follows a young girl and her desire to shovel small amounts of snow from one bucket to another. I'm leaving a comment on here everyday till you post something. 8:37 PM, March 17, 2008. 4:35 PM, March 25, 2008. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Westfield, Wisconsin, United States. 03/23 - 03...
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[ daily sacrifice ]: Familial Adjusting
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I stopped living when I was 17. If I hadn't, I'd be dead by now. Closing in on one week with Micah in our lives sure went fast. He has actually been a really great kid and Leah, likewise, has adjusted considerably. There are still times that I can tell Leah wants nothing more than to be the undivided center of attention, but there are just as many times where she looks are her brother and simply becomes giddy with joy. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Westfield, Wisconsin, United States. Life as it is.
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[ daily sacrifice ]: My Little Cheesehead
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I stopped living when I was 17. If I hadn't, I'd be dead by now. It's amazing how fast kids learn stuff. Leah now knows what a football is, can identify it on TV, knows who the Packers are and is well aware that "Dad watch football." She's a smart one. A little too observant at times, but still smart. Next week I get to lead the "spiritual" component for the group. I'm not sure what I'm going to talk about yet, but I'm leaning towards the topic of how heroes, idols and God need to interact. Life as it is.
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[ daily sacrifice ]: Too...much...snow.
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I stopped living when I was 17. If I hadn't, I'd be dead by now. Thanks to a recent purchase of a thumbdrive usb camera (only $12 on amazon), I suddenly feel inspired to blog again. I never liked blogging when my photos were just something I found on the internet or worse, no photo at all. I'm hopeful with a camera always in my pocket I can capture the many interesting and in some cases bizarre moments on my daily life. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Westfield, Wisconsin, United States. Life as it is.
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[ daily sacrifice ]: The Irrational World of Worry
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I stopped living when I was 17. If I hadn't, I'd be dead by now. The Irrational World of Worry. For the past two weeks, my life has been more consumed by worry than any other emotion. While most people would have probably considered it a rational feeling for the situation I was in, I am always disappointed in myself when my lack of faith and trust in God allows me to believe He is not in control or that He will not do all things for good no matter the outcome. I guess because I occasionally see you on Fa...